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How did we not die? I remember throwing them straight up and seeing how close you could stand to them when they came back down......or throwing them AT your buddy rather than the ring. Good times

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benmack1 said:
How did we not die? I remember throwing them straight up and seeing how close you could stand to them when they came back down......or throwing them AT your buddy rather than the ring. Good times

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We played this all the time, throw it straight up with 2-3 friends under it, last one to move wins. Plus those yellow rings had all kinds of holes in them when we played Jarts for real.
1980s cornhole.
 
kaiser715 said:
"Honey, I think the car might need some gas."

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Psh. Amateur. We don't even think about stopping til the wife's van hits zero. (But I also calculated that it has an excessive 2.5-3 gallons left when it shows 0 miles)
 
Might as well start calling mine , a Trailer Queen! Seems the past year, or more, it traveled mostly on the trailer. I Thought when it came home without a hood, it would stay. But no, out it went again! Brought it back today. Tow baby had to have some fuel, & so did I, before getting home. I didn't even Think about the near empty Jeep, while I was fueling the truck at a cheap station! Damn
 

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jeepinmatt said:
Psh. Amateur. We don't even think about stopping til the wife's van hits zero. (But I also calculated that it has an excessive 2.5-3 gallons left when it shows 0 miles)
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Ron said:
The tundra at 0 miles to go will only take 19.8 gallons of fuel.
It has a 27 gallon tank.
I’ve gone 50 miles past zero multiples times
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I'm in this camp as well. First thing I do with a new car is research how big the tank is, then track what the average fillup is when the light comes on.
My car is still basic (which I love) and just has a gas light. I hit the trip meter when it comes on, then know I have at least 2 gals @ 30 mpg, so 60 more miles before I start to sweat it.
 
Ron said:
The tundra at 0 miles to go will only take 19.8 gallons of fuel.
It has a 27 gallon tank.
I’ve gone 50 miles past zero multiples times
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But I will admit, got bit in the ass once bc I overlooked the fact that thanks to a rock and dent/crumple in the tank in my 4runner, this math was not what it used to be.... oops.
 
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